Arizona weekly enterprise., 1887-08-13
Local Items.


 week at Rittenhouse's.
 Mir. Matt. Cullen will arrive today to visit his wife, a daughter of Mir. N. White. Hon A. J. Doran has been appointed administrator of the estate of Al Robard, deceased.
 Rev. Father Monfort will visit Pinal and Silver King next week, leaving here on Friday.
 Mir Isaac Goldberg is visiting Florence after tour by team through the south ern counties.
 Plenty of muddy water is going to waste down the river as result of the recent heavy rains above. MT. Marion McCann of Phenix, brought over a drove of fifteen horses and mules sn Thursday, for sale here.
 Mrs. J. H. Sower and daughter are at Mammoth, where MT. Sower Is doing fine commercial business.
 Mir. Haas, representing L. Zeckendorf & Co.,, of Tucson, visited Florence this week in the interests of his house.
 Judge J. O. Loss came over from Casa Grande yesterday to attend the organiz- Ation of the settlements society today. Mr. Buehman has received a lot of fine views of the Vekol mine and camp which he took a couple of weeks ago, They are handsome.
 It is rumored that the Southern Belle mill will close down temporarily pending negotiations for the purchase of adjoin- ing properties.
 Mir. Lionel M. Jacobs is the cashier of David Crockett Henderson's new San Diego bank. This is just like David's characteristic generosity.
 There have been heavy rains all along the Pinal mountains this week, and the Globe road this side of Pioneer has been considerably washed out.
 A washout on the Southern Pacific near Red Rock delayed the mail on Wednes-. day and temporarily cut of communication with the Q. and h. pueblo.
 A fine rain fell on Tuesday night along the Gila and San Pedro rivers. It did not quite reach Florence, only 8 sbght sprinkle being expe rienced here. A passenger train on the Toledo, Peoria d Western railroad went through bridge at Chats worth, Illinois, on We'd nesday night and one hundred people were killed.
 Rev. G. B. Adams passed through to Globe on Tuesday. He has just returned from a conference in Colorado where he enjoyed the cooling breezes from the Rocky mountains.
 Mir. Alex. L. Pam representing the wholesaler ouse of c. Seligmann & Co. of Tucson, vas in town this week visiting the Florence m erchants. He-seoarsaA a large number of orders.
 J. ID. Rittenhouse received this week a fresh lot ofKansas City Bacon 6S Hams, California Potatoes, Dried Peaches, Ap- ples, and grapes, and full line of staple and fancy groceriees.
 Mir. 0. V. Wilson has returned from his visit to Louisiana. It is reported that he made a complete success with his leprosy cure upon one of the worst cases he could find in Louisiana.
 Mir. G. B. Gamble of the Southern Belle came down to Florence few days ago and has already acquired property interests here and will ultimately bring his family here to reside.
 Mir. J. R. Hazard of Globe, vert homeward yesterday, after several m onths absence in southern California. He will dispose of his property in Globe and re- move with his family to San Diego.
 Mir. and Mrs. R. H. Martin, returned from q visit to Pinal on Wednesday. Mir. Martin has not yet turned over his treighting business to the purchasers, but he will probably do so in few days.
 Mir. J. L. Clark, of tho Granite ranch, American Flag, is the happy father of q I0a pound boy that was presented him on the 6th instant. The host of friends of hr. and Mrs. Clark in Florence, ten der their congratulations.
 The ENTERrRIsE has just received a fine new lot of job type and large as sortment of paper and card stock, suita- ble for weddings, invitations, etc. Ev- erything in the line of job work will be executed promptly and in a satisfactory style.
 Mfr. Buehman the photographer, will hehAAu ih rlOTouCo VIII 1uurbuay, ht Jho solicitation. of many who have not yet been enabled to have their pictures taken. The time is short and every one wanting agood picture should hurry up. Mn. John Krop- -ownsr -of-the Orizaba mine, south of Casa Grande, had twelve tons ore sampled at the Tucson sampler last week. He employs several men and makes regular shipments of ore, which is high grsdas much of it yielding from 200 to 400 ounces, silver, per ton.
 The thanks of the ENTERPRISE are ex- tended to Messrs H. B. Pinching, Hor. atio Collins and J. w. Taylor of South. ern Belle and American Flag, and to Mir Ed. Miller of Mammoth, for appreciated courtesies extended one of its publishers during recent visit to the respective campS
 Mir. Buehman, the photographer, ha, taken several fine views along the new Florence canal and also about the towr of Florence. He has been kept very busy during his sojourn here and thos' who miss the present opportunity of SC curing tirst-class picture will greatly regret 1t.
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